[10] This last verse is a piece of gross flattery to the Scottish monarch, for in his reign the church underwent but few repairs. Typographical errors corrected by the etext transcriber: Kirstall=>Kirkstall {pg xi} “In 1775 the first Cathedral was built by King Offa.=> “In 775 the first Cathedral was built by King Offa. {pg 128} ST ALBAN’S (_Mitred Benedictine_)=> ST ALBANS (_Mitred Benedictine_) {pg 161} Euginius III., Pope, 84, 108=> Eugenius III., Pope, 84, 108 {pg 201} Sedburgh, Adam, abbot of Jervaulx, 44=> Sedbergh, Adam, abbot of Jervaulx, 44 {pg 203} PART IV--NORTHERN COUNTIES=>PART IV--WESTERN COUNTIES {Pg 120} End of Project Gutenberg's The Abbeys of Great Britain, by H. Claiborne Dixon